City Auditor gives PBOT mixed report card on Vision Zero
Vision Zero is more commonly the punchline of criticisms than the proud rallying cry many of us hoped it would be.
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$5 million PCEF grant will fund bike projects in north Portland
“This is a huge deal,” said PBOT Senior Planner Mike Serritella.
Portland’s largest ever street mural is on NE 131st Avenue
It’s over 800-feet long and neighbors hope it helps calm drivers and tensions in the neighborhood.
Portland’s new city council bodes well for bicycling
District by district breakdown.
Mitchell Point Tunnel in the Gorge open to the public for first time in 71 years this weekend
one of the most extraordinary infrastructure projects in our state’s history
Keith Wilson on road to victory, and I’ll see you at Bike Happy Hour tonight
Let’s focus on local politics.
City bans e-scooter riding downtown core due to protest concerns
Out of an abundance of caution, although it’s unclear what threat e-scooters pose.
County completes bikeway changes on Hawthorne Bridge
This has historically been one of the busiest bikeways not just in the city, but in the entire country.
Walking school buses poised for growth thanks to PCEF grant
The first walking school bus routes will be in east Portland.
Oregonians struggle to comment on Interstate Bridge project due to ‘make believe’ traffic data
“How are we supposed to understand the environmental impacts when there’s nothing in there we can believe?”
City survey asks what Portlanders think about traffic safety, enforcement cameras
It’s a way to take the public’s temperature on traffic safety and learn perceptions as camera program grows.
Outspoken critic of city transportation policies hit by drunk driver
He’s by far the most outspoken critic of Portland’s approach to traffic safety.